How garden jasmine blooms is better to observe yourself

How garden jasmine blooms is better to watch live, to admire this attractive shrub in the garden than to look at beautiful photographs. Not only is jasmine beautiful, it also smells very good. It is impossible to convey in words the bliss and pleasure that warm summer evenings filled with a light, slightly sweetish, incredibly pleasant scent of jasmine give.

Jasmine is an evergreen shrub that eats more than 200 species, but all of them have climbing stems, reaching three, and by me ten times, meters, with flowers collected in inflorescences that resemble a star, in the tubular middle of which there are two stamens. The flowers are yellow or white or red. But the leaves can be different: trifoliate, simple, pinnate, alternate or opposite.

Jasmine loves moist lands and sunny places, reacts well to fertilization, is unpretentious, but pruning is necessary for better flowering. You can plant shrubs both in autumn (but so that there is time for winter for survival) and in spring. It is good to place the jasmine next to the lilac, which fades before the jasmine blooms, which will give the garden continuous flowering.

Jasmine is widely used in folk medicine for medicinal purposes, and all parts of the plant are used. It is believed that jasmine has an analgesic, relaxing, sanitizing effect. Jasmine flowers can relieve headaches, abdominal pain, and pain during childbirth. It is recommended to take jasmine for diseases of the uterus, for cirrhosis of the liver, hepatitis, for nervous disorders as an antidepressant, to combat insomnia, and in apathy as an invigorating agent.

For propagation of jasmine, cuttings are used, which, before planting in the ground, are best placed in water so that roots, seeds, layers and root shoots appear.